A review of four films made on location by Hiroshi Shimizu from 1933–41 which considers the director's fondness for the road and his stylistic openness in relation to his use of formal motifs evoking travel.

Keywords:
Hiroshi Shimizu, Japanese Girls at the Harbor, Mr. Thank You, Masseurs and a Woman, Ornamental Hairpin
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2011
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